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We are an independent UK based company and we offer a fast, efficient and free way to sell your camera for cash. We will remarket any cameras we buy and make sure it will be reused by others any where in the world instead of breaking them up and cause more damage to environment.

11/03/2022

Every photographer’s dream
Photography is art at its most subtle and overt at the same time. A good photograph does not say much, but still simultaneously says a lot. The old “worth more than a thousand words” rings true, and for hundreds of years humanity has etched indelible marks across history books with timeless photographs.
Many photographs have won awards and millions have gone unnoticed, but what exactly distinguishes a good “pic” from a great photograph? This is not a sort of photography Bible for seekers of greatness. This is a combination of components that make a very good photograph, and anyone can get this right. Do not take my word for it, however, since I do not have any awards either!
1. A decent camera
When it all boils down to the bare basics, nothing beats a good ol’ camera. You may be armed with your grandpa’s trusted Fujifilm Vintage Instax or a modern high-tech DSLR – it’s a matter of taste, preference and style, and you can grab valuable advice and a huge collection of cameras at camerasexchange.co.uk.
2. That one magic shot
Could the sky be clear enough to capture that dreamy sunset, or that picturesque wide angle mountain photo? We all wish and dream for that one priceless shot that has the makings of a 1950s postcard. The good news is it does not have to be a thing out of a Stanley Kubrick. Any subject can be made into a great photo with the right kind of lighting, patience, timing and a touch of luck.
3. If only that deer had stood still
For nature photographers, there’s nothing quite as frustrating as patiently stalking and waiting for an animal to majestically hold a tad bit as you take your money shot, only for them to gallop away without a care in the world! Good thing the great people over at camerasexchange.co.uk have some marvelous tips, tricks and advice for the right kind of camera for your specific experience!

28/04/2021

Factors to consider when purchasing a high tech camera
● Resolution (MP) – before buying any camera, it is important to first take a step back, and check out its resolution. Do not rush into any making a quick purchase, without putting deep thought into your actions. When it comes to the resolution, the higher you go, the better the quality of the pictures and the videos. Clarity is also better with a high resolution camera. A good camera will have a resolution of up to 10mp.
● Flash – When considering the flash, it is important to think first about the use that the camera will be put into, and also the working hours. When recording night pictures, a camera with an infrared flash is the best choice, because it does not produce a bright light when capturing an image. This therefore means that it will not scare away the target, and it does not also attract curious onlookers with malicious intentions, such as stealing the camera. The demerit of this type of flash is that it produces pictures in black and white, though they are still clearly visible.
The other type of flash is known as an incandescent flash, and it has a bright flash. Due to the bright flash, it produces cool colour pictures, whether day or night. The major demerit of this type of flash is the fact that the bright flash normally scares off the game, and is therefore not good for night recording. It is also more prone to theft.
●Trigger Time – This refers to how fast a camera reacts when the motion detectors record some sort of movement, and actually captures the image. Faster trigger speed is required in order to take the best shots, especially when capturing game, which is most often in motion. The trigger time also determines the quality of the photo, to a certain extent.
The best cameras usually have a trigger time of less than 0.5 seconds.
● Detection Zone – This refers to the length or width that a camera is capable of stretching, so as to capture the detected target. It can be very frustrating if a camera detects movements, but once it stretches to capture it, it comes back with no results. This actually shows the importance of investing on a camera which has a good detection zone.
Good cameras have a detection zone of up to 100 ft.
●Recovery Time – It is always important to consider the recovery time, before purchasing any camera. This refers to the time it takes for the camera to take a certain image, and then proceed to take the next. This feature is essential when taking multiple game pictures, especially if the targets are constantly moving which is a common thing with most animals.
If you do not want to miss any movements, you need a camera with a quick recovery time and this ensures that you do not miss anything important at the scene. The best recovery time should be less than 10 seconds, or even lower. If it is higher than this, lots of important details will not be captured.
●Battery Life – A camera with a long battery life will save you from constant replacement and checking time. A longer battery life means that you can leave the camera for weeks at the scene, recording what you want, all this while leaving it unattended. Having a camera with a long battery life is very beneficial.
Infrared cams usually have a longer battery life, as opposed to incandescent cameras which have a lower battery life because of the power consumed by the flash.
Battery life also depends on other factors, such as temperature. A camera operating under extreme temperatures will have a lower battery life.
How to Select a Camera That suits Your Needs
There are many factors that one has to choose when selecting a camera that suits their specific needs, namely:
●Memory – if you are taking photos and videos for a long duration of time, it is important to have a camera which is fitted with enough internal memory. The camera may also need an external SD card slot, which allows the user to add extra external memory which can accommodate more files. Latest trail cameras have SD card slots which can support up to 32GB of external memory.
●Durability- If the camera is to be used on an outdoor scenery such a game park or in the woods, it is important that the camera`s external build is compact. This is because the camera will be working under harsh conditions, and risks being toppled over or stepped on by moving game. A good camera will be able to overcome such conditions, and still continue to work efficiently. Latest tech camera models have steel holders which act as some sort of protective cover.
●Weather – it is always important to select a camera, with the weather conditions under which you work in mind. Good cameras are normally weather proof, meaning they can be left unattended for hours. This feature is especially essential for an outdoor camera.
●Ability to rotate- If the scenery under which work involves constant motion, it is important to select a camera that allows taking of pictures from multiple angles. Good cameras can rotate up to 150 degrees.
●Sensors – If you are spotting game from a long distance, you need a camera which is able to capture pictures automatically, the moment it detects any movement. This requires very strong sensors.
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15/12/2019

What Can You Do with Your Old Camera?

These days nearly every mobile device comes with a camera built-in. In fact, with most of the top of the range devices, the camera is the major selling point of the device. It has changed the way that we experience photography forever and everyone is taking photos of everything. However, you might still have an old film camera knocking around that you are not sure what to do with. Here are some ideas on how to make the most of the old camera.
Sell
Some people may be thinking that because digital cameras have been around for quite a while then their old film camera might be worth a pretty penny and they can sell it for profit. Unfortunately, this isn’t really the case. The switch to digital produced a glut of old film cameras on the market and it is still flooded with them. This means that unless you have something particularly special or expensive then you are not going to get much for it. The best bet for selling an old camera is the classic 1960s polaroid cameras. These tend to be sought after in today’s instant gratification market.

18/04/2019

Test Your Camera and Equipment (Again)
While parting with your beloved equipment might not be an easy experience, think about the hours and hours of creative pleasure it will provide the next owner. However, you should take this opportunity to test everything out one last time.
Take a couple of photos indoors and outdoors, make sure everything is working as expected, and if you do run into any issues whatsoever, you can certainly save yourself from the embarrassment of a negative review. It always pays to double check!

18/04/2019

Places like eBay can prove to be quite risky at times, and there’s little guarantee that your stuff will sell even after months go by.
At the Camera Exchange Store, we take old cameras off your hands in three simple steps:
Find your current model, post us your camera in a package we’ll provide and get your payment instantly.

22/12/2018

Thinking about becoming a photographer?

Here are some of the reasons why it is the best idea ever
There are a number of reasons why people decide to become a photographer, whether that is just as a hobby or perhaps to earn some money. For some people, it seems to be a relatively easy choice to make, with very little inspiration, however, for others, they may find that they need a little more of a gentle nudge in order to get them to grab a camera. If you are thinking about starting out in photography and you need a push in the right direction, then why not take a look through the reasons why becoming a photographer is the best idea ever.

You will start to notice the finer details

One thing about photography is that it will definitely help you to see things from an entirely different perspective, perhaps one that you would have never thought of before. It means that you will notice light, shapes, textures and even the finer details of everyday things that you would otherwise have taken for granted.

You will also see the beauty in the mundane

Not only will you find that as a photographer you see the finer details of things that are around you, but also that you will see the beauty in things that otherwise may have just seemed mundane and boring. You will notice things that you have never seen before and you will see things from a viewpoint that gives everything a very different look.

Photography helps to relax you

One reason that people who are a photographer as their career enjoy their work so much, is that it is actually quite relaxing. Sure, there are going to be times when it is stressful. But in the most part, being out there, focusing on the thing that you taking photos of, is going to help you to unwind.

You can take photos of the things most important to you
When you choose photography as a career you are going to be giving people the gift of capturing some of their most special moments. However, when you try out photography for yourself, you are going to be able to take photos and create memories of those people who are most important to you. This could be your family, your friends, even your pets.

You are unleashing your creativity

Some of us are creative in our very nature and it can be hard to find a way to let this loose. Photography is a great way to unleash your creativity. Sure, it might not be the same as painting or drawing, but you are still creating something that is artistic and that takes some creative flair.
Thinking about taking up photography as a hobby? Don’t want to spend out too much money in the first instance? If this is true for you then why not take a look at a second-hand camera? This gives you the chance to see whether or not photography is going to be right for you, whilst stopping you from spending out too much money.

19/11/2018

Why sell your cameras or lenses?
If you are someone who buys cameras or lenses on a regular basis, then chances are that you know how expensive they are. Of course, for those who use a camera for business, or simply to enjoy, it makes sense to do your best to get a return on your investment. One of the simplest ways to do this is to look at selling used cameras and lenses. Plenty of people know about selling used gadgets such as tablets and iPads, however, do you understand more about selling used cameras? What makes it such a good idea?

02/10/2018

Ever since my first shoot underwater, I’ve been dreaming of taking shoots out of a swimming pool into a shipwreck so when my parents told me to take some time off and go on a vacation in Bali I leaped at the opportunity to put together this shoot.

28/09/2018

The mirrorless camera wave continues to gain momentum as Panasonic reveals two new L-mount camera models forthcoming in 2019.

28/09/2018

It can be extremely frustrating when you find yourself trying to take photographs in an environment that has less than adequate lighting conditions. The majority of the time, this is indoors where …

25/09/2018

Cinematic style portraits are personally one of my favourites. What I like the most about them are the desaturated colours and the dramatic ambience. Before we start the tutorial on colour grading,…

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